Bonfire

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Miss Angela O' Mahony, Miss M. O' Connor

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The Maugha Bonfire

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Eileen Lynch, Patrick Murphy

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Maugha Bonfire

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“On St John's night June 23rd the people light the bonfire in honour of St John...”

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Bonfire Night

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Liam Ó Murchadha, Stephen Reynolds

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Local Belief and Customs - Bonfire Night

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James Cashman

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Bonfire Night

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Miss Annie Costello

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Festival Customs - Bonfire Night

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Mrs Mary Carry, Patrick Carry

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Bonfire

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Eileen Norton, Michael Norton

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Bonfire Night in Ballinahea

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Religious Customs and Other Customs - The Bonfire Night

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The Bonfire Nights

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“Orangemen in Kilmeague village used to have a bonfire in 12 July.”

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“15th October was Bonfire Night.”

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Mr Patrick Lyons

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“The bonfire in Ballyteague...”

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Marcella Ennis, Mr Pat Cleary

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“There used to be a bonfire in Mr Quinn's field on the 29th of July.”

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Ellen Connelly, Margaret Lyons

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St John's Eve - Bonfire Night

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Bonfire Night

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John Doyle, Maura Doyle

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“About a century ago, there was a bonfire at Nash, Newbawn, Co Wexford, Barony of Shelbourne.”

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Mrs Katie Mc Gee, Peggie Mc Gee

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“Long ago there was a bonfire at Nash an' wan evenin' there were a lot of people dancin' around it.”

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Annie Doyle, Daniel Doyle

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